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Read the latest on the property hotspots for investment opportunities here.
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victoriaOffshore apartment developers to take 58% of Melbourne market by 2015: Chart of the week
Around 58% of apartments are forecast to be delivered by offshore developers in 2015 according to Charter Keck Cramer.
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victoriaBrighton beats Toorak as Melbourne's most expensive suburb in March quarter: REIV
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria has released a list of the 10 most expensive suburbs in Melbourne for houses in the March 2013 quarter.
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landlordsRental growth to keep pace with house price growth over next two years led by WA: NAB survey
Rents are forecast to rise 3.6% over the next two years matching house price growth expectations, according to the March quarter NAB residential property survey.
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queenslandDeveloper Rory O’Brien wins right to battle Bankwest-Commonwealth Bank over Whisper Bay receivership
The claim against Bankwest is also likely to shed light on the Commonwealth Bank's conduct following its acquisition of Bankwest in October 2008.
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victoriaEssendon one-bedroom apartments attracting strong buyer interest
Data compiled by the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) revealed that first-home buyers in Essendon were spending $414 a week on mortgage repayments with a median price of $310,000 for one-bedro...
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residentialHouse prices to rise 3.6% over next two years as sentiment rebounds broadly: NAB index
Capital growth expectations in the next year are strongest in the sub-$500,000 house price range, but improvements are forecast across all price levels.
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residentialHow to buy an investment property that stands out from the crowd
An investment property should be a short walking distance to lifestyle attractions such as cafes, shops, parks, beaches and any other positive amenities.
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victoriaPrahran poised after taking a breather: Richard Wakelin
Prahran is ripe with period architecture and facilities which are attractive to homeowners and investors, says Richard Wakelin of Wakelin Property Advisory.
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new south walesAddressing infrastructure issues is key to Sydney's future development
If Sydney is to expand further outwards, a significant investment in the rail network and a reweighting of commercial activities to the fledgling CBDs of Parramatta, Penrith and Liverpool must happen.
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south australiaSigns of life but no great expectations for Adelaide property market
The latest Australian Property Monitors (APM) data has Adelaide house prices up 0.4% over the year to January with units down 5.2%.
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